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MTV Decides to Launch Its Own Music Site
Take Hulu and YouTube, add some pretty colors, and you've got MTV's latest creation: MTV Music. Not a revolutionary new music site, but what I do like about it is it's your one-stop shop for thousands of music videos from the past and from the future (Duran Duran, vintage Madonna, it's all there). Choose to watch on the site or embed on your own blog, and it even gives you a full screen option.
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Hit Me on Twitter Music Video Is All About the Tweets
You know Twitter has made it to the big leagues when a music video essentially dedicated to the microblogging networking site gets MTV airtime. I got a real chuckle when I tuned in and saw Mistah F.A.B. rhyming about his followers and the lovely ladies he plans to "hit up" on Twitter.
Daily Tech: Google Reveals "An Almost Complete" Android Phone
- It hasn't officially been announced, but Google showed off its latest pics of a working Android Handset at a Developer Day in London. — Engadget
- The Internet provider Wayport will be enabling wireless music downloads for Microsoft Zune customers in WiFi hotspots at more than 9,800 McDonalds. — CrunchGear
- MTV has just launched the Backchannel, a new online game that mixes chat and social networking tools.
MTV And HP Host PC Design Competition
If you're sick and tired of boring computer designs now is the time to get out your art supplies and seek inspiration. HP and MTV are hosting a global “Take Action. Make Art" design competition and challenging people around the world to create graphics for a special edition HP notebook PC.
Rapper, Water Man, Geek: 50 Cent's New Video Game
I was going to start off this post calling 50 Cent a rapper, except he's so much more these days! Artist, Hillary Clinton supporter, Vitamin Water pusher, and for the second time, video game star. Yes, 50 Cent will "star" in the new video game Blood on the Sand, MTV reports.
What Gadget Do You Use to Waste Time?
You know when you are stuck on a bus, waiting in line, sitting in a dentist's office or just plain bored? Do you whip out your cell phone or gaming device for distraction? Or maybe you are like LC, who turns to her iPod for music and videos.
Tech News Roundup - Giant Speaker Chair Concept
- Speaker Chair concept serenades you - Techie Diva
- Canon had released a whole mess of new cameras - Crave
- Panasonic custom color cordless phones for any room - Shiny Shiny
- Back to School Safety Means a Bulletproof Backpack - Inventor Spot
- Osaka University develops teeth-controlled iPod interface - Engadget
- Pete Doherty on Second Life: What Became of the Likely Lad - UK Gizmodo
- MTV Closing URGE Music Subscription Service - Switched
- Samsung SPF-72V Digital Photo Frame - Apartment Therapy
Geek Tip: Make Your Own Ringtone
Like it or not MP3 and polyphonic ringtones and Jamster - the company that sells ringtones via commercials on music television - have invaded our world. You can't go to the store, movie or hairdresser without hearing someone's individualized, cheeky and frankly unfair to the general public ringtone of whatever song MTV tells them is cool that week. It's a sound crisis that intrudes my thought process on the daily - I speak from experience when I say once you hear "Eye of The Tiger" three or four times a day you are bound to start living and breathing it - so I would hereby like to propose an alternative.
C'Elegance = Chic Cell Phone Bling Bling
Icing out your cell phone with personalized charms and gems has long been an artistic and fashionable outlet in Europe and Asia, but has only recently begun to sneak into American culture. Right now my charm affections lie with C'Elegance, a company started by the Cell Phone Bling Group's gold member Suzanne.
Suzanne started the company after a trip to Hong Kong, where she discovered how trendy technology could be.
Geeky Girl We Love: Nandini Maheshwari
Last month we featured some of the cutest geeky couples and bachelors in the blogoshere, which left many of you wondering - what about the women? Fear not my fine friends, we were just saving the best for last. March is women's history month so I figured there was no better way to celebrate than to highlight some of the smartest, most creative and successful women on the internet.
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